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Become part of a dynamic innovation ecosystem at the Innovation Hub.Space for your ideas.
The site in figures
M € from 1993 to 2030. Of this, € 400 M by 2030
Non-university research institutions
in companies and institutions
Business start-ups since 1993
The Weinberg Campus is expanding. Join us and start your own business.
Multi-million-euro investments in the future
New buildings, modern laboratories and research facilities create space for growth and new ideas: the Business Development Centre (BDC) provides space for companies, start-ups and new forms of collaboration. With the Theoretikum and the new main building (HG), research, teaching and medicine are brought together in one place.Excellent location factors for economic success.
High-tech infrastructure
Modern office spaces, flexible laboratories and technical development areas
Network for Capital and Financing
Access to private and institutional investors, venture capital networks and funding opportunities
Market access
Networking with industry partners, customers and strategic partners
Mentoring & Expertise
Consulting, coaching and opportunities to give pitches and presentations, mentors, coaches, industry and technology experts
Access to talent
Over 8,000 local students, as well as links with research institutions, universities and skilled professionals
Services for businesses
Support with business model development, scaling, market entry and regulatory issues
Halle an der Saale – It’s a great place to live!
Halle (Saale) combines urban living with a high quality of life. A diverse range of cultural activities, including opera, theatre and concerts, green recreational spaces along the River Saale and short distances between locations create ideal conditions for work and leisure. Numerous sports and leisure activities encourage an active lifestyle. At the same time, comparatively low rents provide attractive housing and affordable office space. This makes Halle an ideal location – particularly for international professionals, researchers and innovation- and growth-oriented start-ups – where life and work can be perfectly balanced.
Voices from the Weinberg Campus:
A strong, dynamic innovation ecosystem.
A space for entrepreneurship –
the Innovation Hub in detail.
The ground floor of the new Innovation Hub houses a total of 15 workshops and manufacturing laboratories, offering a bright and welcoming environment with access to the landscaped courtyard and the newly designed outdoor areas. In the offices and co-working areas on the two upper floors, the tall windows ensure good natural light and ventilation, whilst creating a connection to the outdoors with views across the campus grounds.
| Property type: | Offices, workshops, production laboratories |
| Facilities: | Underground car park |
| Usable floor area: | 2,800 sq m |
| Gross floor area: | 4,900 sq m |
| Estimated construction period: | 2024–2026 |
| Total investment: | €16.08 million |
| GRW funding: | €14.68 million |
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Extremely well-connected.
The Weinberg Campus in Halle (Saale) is very well connected: it has motorway access, an ICE railway station and an airport, and is a short distance from Berlin and Leipzig.
The campus is not only well connected geographically: eight renowned research institutions – including Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Fraunhofer, Max Planck and Helmholtz – bring together science, business and innovation.
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Madlen Möbius
Property manager
(Facility Management)
Mobile: +49 (0) 160 2 19 64 38
The Weinberg Campus is expanding.
With GRW funding for the site.
Thanks to GRW funding (the Joint Task ‘Improvement of the Regional Economic Structure’), the extension to the Innovation Hub is becoming a reality. GRW funding is used specifically to offset locational disadvantages, create new jobs and strengthen regional prosperity – key objectives of German structural policy. This is creating an even more effective innovation ecosystem for start-ups and businesses at the Weinberg Campus. So that the whole of Germany is #ZukunftRegion.
